Hey, Rehabbers: Welcome to today's episode of our podcast, where we will discuss a topic that hits close to home for many of us: not worrying about people saying "you've changed" when you're making better choices for your life. I know from personal experience how difficult it can be to make positive changes in your life, especially when those around you are not supportive. It can be disheartening when people you thought had your back are suddenly critical or unsupportive of your journey. But let me tell you something: change is hard, and it takes a lot of courage and determination to make lasting improvements in your life. Whether it's getting in shape, leaving a toxic relationship, or starting a new career, you are taking control of your life and creating a better future for yourself. It's okay to feel scared or uncertain, and it's okay to stumble along the way. But never let anyone make you feel guilty or ashamed for making positive changes in your life. These changes reflect your growth and strength, and you should be proud of every step you take. And if someone says, "you've changed," remember that this is not necessarily bad. It means that you are evolving and growing, and that's something to be celebrated, not criticized. Don't let the fear of what others might say hold you back from making the changes you need. So to everyone out there who is trying to make better choices and improve their lives, I see you, I support you, and I'm proud of you. Keep going, and don't let anyone's negativity bring you down. You've got this. PLEASE TAG ME AND SHARE YOUR TAKEAWAYS @TRENTSHELTON AND @TRENTSHELTONPODCAST

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